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Understanding Heath’s Cyclical Model of Activism in PR

Leave a Comment / June 2015 (II), MCQ (Question-Answer), Public Relation & Corporate Communication, UGC-NET (Paper II) /

Find out the correct sequence of the five stages of Heath’s Cyclical model of activism in PR:  (A) Strain, Mobilisation, Confrontation, Negotiation, Resolution. (B) Mobilisation, Confrontation, Negotiation, Resolution, Strain. (C) Resolution, Confrontation, Mobilisation, Negotiation, Strain. (D) Confrontation, Strain, Mobilisation, Negotiation, Resolution. Correct Ans: (A) Explanation:Heath’s cyclical model of activism explains how conflicts between organizations and […]

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Role of Balanced Communication in Preventing Conflicts

Leave a Comment / Communication, Dec 2014 (III), MCQ (Question-Answer), UGC-NET (Paper III) /

Assertion (A): Conflicts arise among individuals when there is an imbalance in interpersonal communication.  Reason (R): If people take care of communication by using good language, conflicts subside. Correct Ans: (A) Explanation:Conflicts often stem from poor interpersonal communication. When individuals fail to exchange their thoughts clearly or respectfully, misunderstandings easily arise. Such imbalances create emotional

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The co-orientation approach in communication is popularly known 

Leave a Comment / Dec 2006 (II), Home, MCQ (Question-Answer), Theories and Models, UGC-NET (Paper II) /

The co-orientation approach in communication is popularly known as:  (A) Kite model  (B) Elite model (C) Balance model  (D) Community model Correct Ans: (C) Explanation: We popularly refer to the co-orientation approach in communication as the Balance Model. This approach examines how two parties, such as a communicator and their audience, align or differ on

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